Laugh at your mistakes but
learn from them, joke over your troubles but gather strength from them, make a jest of your difficulties but overcome them.' Isn't that worth learning, Aunt Jimsie?"
Anne of The Island
Beyond simply recording what they observe and do, they are instructed to reflect on what they can
learn from their experiences.
Service-learning in healthcare education
Adults should have as much choice as possible in the availability and organization of learning programs." (9) Participants who
learn from purposeful teaching tend to become lifelong learners who seek further educational and training opportunities, and they also lean toward modeling these behaviors in their own teaching and managerial roles.
Nontraditional training systems: realizing the effectiveness of an agency's most valuable resource
Hackett and Byars (1996) offered the example of how an African American girl may
learn from experiencing subtle racism or sexism in the classroom that her academic efforts and performance will not be equitably rewarded.
Hidden resources and barriers in career learning assessment with adolescents vulnerable to discrimination
General Electric's Jack Welch makes this point clear with his thought, "Our behavior is driven by a fundamental core belief: the desire and ability of our organization to continually
learn from any source--and the ability to rapidly convert this learning into action--is its ultimate competitive advantage."
2001 Charles Edgar Hoyt Memorial Lecture The knowledge Equation: Formula for Wisdom
He believed that no child could
learn from teaching.
Philosophy Perspectives in Teaching Social Studies
This example illustrates the conclusion we reached regarding employee training: Employees will learn best if they
learn from experience.
Learning By Doing: One Company's Experience With XBT Technology
The ability to
learn from experience and subsequently use what is learned is a critical part of human intelligence.
PRODIGY speeds computer learning
It can be defined as a teaching and learning pedagogy, connecting discipline-specific theories to real-life problems or issues; a practical and direct application of resources from an educational institution to a community to address a defined need, with the expectation that, in turn, students will
learn from their experience; and, a mechanism for translating what we know about civics and our country's history into action (Goldsmith, 2005).
Service-learning & college student success
Although teachers have the overall responsibility for leading a learning activity, the adult education philosophy espouses that everyone has something to teach and to
learn from each other.
Applying principles of adult learning: the key to more effective training programs
I suggest that each learning station have concrete (objects, items, and realia) for pupils to
learn from. These concrete materials stimulate and motivate pupil learning.
Organizing for Instruction in Mathematics
Students
learn from their interpretations and creations in the ISP.
Learning in digital libraries: an information search process approach
The term service-learning attempts to couple two complex concepts: "community action, the 'service,' and efforts to
learn from that action, and connect what is learned to existing knowledge, the 'learning'" (Stanton, Giles, & Cruz, 1999, p.
The study of service-learning as a moral matter
As EFL learners, the Chinese students had the opportunity to practice and enhance their English skills while, at the same time, share with and
learn from people in another country about their culture and ways of life.
Preservice teacher epistemic beliefs and cultures
According to Bandura's social learning theory (1977), people can
learn from observing others without trials and errors.
Exploring leadership teaching methods